The Riven — 4 October 2026, Razzmatazz 3 (Barcelona)

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The Swedes close their guitarist’s hometown show, the ninth and final date of the «Visions of Tomorrow» Iberian tour

The Riven play Razzmatazz’s Sala 3 on Sunday 4 October. Doors open at eight in the evening and the show starts at half past. Advance tickets are 18 € plus fees, and on the door they cost 25 €, fees included. The venue applies its usual rule: under-16s only accompanied by a parent or legal guardian with authorisation.

It’s the last of the nine dates on the “Visions Of Iberia Tour 2026”, run by Hueso Producciones, which began on 25 September at the Cafè del Teatre in Lleida. In between it takes in Madrid, Castellón, Estepona, Jerez de la Frontera, Seville, Murcia and Zaragoza. The two Catalan dates are the one that opens it and the one that closes it.

The band formed in 2016 in west London, where guitarist Arnau Díaz and bassist Max Ternebring shared a flat while studying at the Tech Music School, and is now based in Stockholm. Díaz is from Barcelona. The line-up is rounded out by singer Charlotta “Totta” Ekebergh, second guitarist Joakim Sandegård and drummer Elias Jonsson.

They come with “Visions of Tomorrow”, their third album, released on 25 April 2025 through Dying Victims Productions. They recorded it live at Fascination Street studio in Örebro, mixed and co-produced by Robert Pehrsson, and it’s eleven short tracks: none reaches five minutes, and “We Love You” clocks in at two and a half. One, “En Dag Som Aldrig Förr”, is in Swedish.

“On this album we decided to throw all those preconceptions out the window and let the songs steer: we broke every rule,” says Ternebring. “I’d describe it as an album with a lot of energy, and that comes from recording it all live.”

It’s not their first time at the venue. On 6 June 2025 they already played the same Sala 3, with The Mothercrow and White Coven. The listing for this second visit names no support act.

Text by Enric Vilaplana